Ronen Borochov

Ronen Borochov – the man who brings back the light and the water

Licensed electrician, plumber and water heater technician in Tel Aviv and Gush Dan. Water heater, leak, short circuit or a tripping RCD – Ronen finds the cause and fixes exactly what needs fixing.

How Ronen can help

Tap a service – WhatsApp opens with a ready message to Ronen.

More than a technician

Ronen lives in Tel Aviv with his wife Hana and their six children. Alongside his regular work, he repairs electricity, plumbing and water heaters free of charge for lonely elderly people over 80 – people who have no one else to help them. Every job you book helps him reach one more of them.

His story was featured in the news site Davar and on 103FM radio.

Ronen Borochov at an electrical panel

How it works

  1. Call or send a WhatsApp message
  2. Describe the problem and get a price estimate right away
  3. Ronen arrives, finds the cause and fixes it
  4. Pay a week later, once it is clear everything works

Reviews

5.0 ★ on Google

★★★★★

“A professional, available electrician. He really helped us.”

Shahaf B. · Google (translated)
★★★★★

“Fixed a tough short circuit that others could not. A true professional.”

Nissan L. · Google (translated)
★★★★★

“A licensed and very reliable electrician.”

Oryan M. · Google (translated)

FAQ

How much does a visit cost?

The visit itself is free. Describe the problem on the phone and Ronen will give you a price estimate right away, with no surprises.

When do I pay?

A week after the repair, once it is clear everything works. Ronen stands behind his work.

How quickly can Ronen come?

In most cases within a short time, depending on your area and how urgent it is.

Does Ronen speak English?

Ronen works in Hebrew. Send a WhatsApp message in English or Hebrew and we will make sure you understand each other, or ask a Hebrew-speaking friend to join the call.

Is he really a licensed electrician?

Yes. Ronen is a licensed electrician, license no. 984146, and all work is done to the Israeli standard.

Service areas & hours

Tel Aviv–JaffaRamat GanGivatayimBnei BrakHolonBat YamPetah TikvaRishon LeZionOr YehudaAzor

Sunday–Thursday around the clock, Friday until 16:00, closed on Shabbat.

Need help?

One call: describe the problem and get an estimate. Pay a week later.

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